Antique Doors Belgium

Crafted from mahogany veneer and solid oak that have been finished in a rich, dark stain consistent with mahogany's reddish-brown tones, this antique vitrine from the turn of the 20t...

18th Century Flemish Oak Two-Door Cabinet with a Brutalist Aesthetic An exceptional and robust two-door cabinet, crafted in Flanders in the 18th century. This piece of furniture is a...

With generous storage and straightforward appeal, this tall sideboard is crafted from oak and finished with a dark stain. Its unique feature is that it has three doors at the front a...

This heavily carved oak cabinet features a top with canted sides and a single door that showcases an urn flanked by opposing fish. The door swings on elegant, long hinges and opens t...

Decorative single door oak storage cabinet bleached to a light patina.

Bleached oak buffet from the Mechels District of Belgium. There is a center top hidden drawer. The double doors below open to reveal 2 storage shelves.

Oak made two-door glass cabinet complete original piece the glas is still original even the key and keyplate With a grey patina and a Old Blue painted inside Fine carved details on p...

A hand painted cabinet door circa 1850. With lock and key.

Elegant in every way, this late-19th century, Louis XV bookcase is as stunning as it is practical. The beautiful, tight grain of walnut, finished in a medium stain is showcased on th...

They feature a raised section with mirrors embellished with rich carving motifs, 4 small drawers, and 2 closed doors. Origin: Belgium Period: Mid-1800s Style: Louis Philippe Dime...

Very nice oak filing cabinet from the early 20th century with 16 tambour doors. The interior dimensions of the compartments are A4 paper size.

Salvaged in Belgium. The door is crafted from solid pine. Both sides of the door feature the natural, time-worn, patinated wood grain.

Beautiful antique gate with antique Belgian bluestone post from the 19th century. The gate and posts can also be bought separately.

A highly decorative Art Nouveau store front, probably from Belgium. Circa 1900.

Looking for a big gate? This is the one you want to buy.

This masterfully hand-carved door exhibits great detail in high relief with a possible coat of arms for the family.

Antique mansion gate, height 163 cm, width 378 cm. Iron pillars, height 225 cm, width 53 cm. Fence, height 163 cm width 122 cm. Walk-in gate, height 163 cm width 125 cm.

Very unique and big, old oak wooden gate with wrought-iron hinges from the 19th Century.

Rare secret door panel with an antique mirror inset. The panel came from a multiple series within a paneled room. This particular panel was the secret door. The attached center ledge...

This 19th Century Belgian concrete door stop is a distinctive piece with a striking, irregular form shaped by time and use.

This 19th Century Belgian concrete door stop is a utilitarian object elevated by timeworn charm and material authenticity.

This 19th Century Belgian concrete door stop exemplifies utilitarian design infused with character and age.

This 19th Century Belgian concrete door stop is a humble yet evocative artifact of utilitarian design.

This 1930s Belgian wooden library display case is a striking example of functional design combined with timeless craftsmanship.